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esg | risk | emissions | engagement
sustain:able is an independent ESG and emissions consultancy helping companies in essential industries understand their environmental and social impacts, reduce emissions, and respond to increasing pressure from regulators, investors, and communities.
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Their clients operate in sectors that keep the world running — energy, mining, transport, water, food production, and construction. These industries are vital, but face complex challenges: cutting carbon, meeting new regulations, managing supply chain risks, and protecting nature.
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sustain:able's work spans six core service areas:

• Emissions Accounting & Forecasting – GHG assessments (Scope 1, 2, 3), lifecycle analysis, emissions baselining, future scenarios, and target-setting.

• Decarbonisation & Transition Planning – Net-zero strategies, nature & climate risk assessments (TCFD, TNFD), decarbonisation roadmaps, and energy efficiency.

• ESG Strategy, Risk & Materiality – Double materiality assessments, ESG risk reviews, stakeholder engagement, and implementation support.

• Supply Chain Management – Emissions tracking, supplier mapping, lifecycle analysis, traceability, and responsible sourcing strategies.

• Reporting & Communications – Alignment with GRI, ISSB, CSRD & TNFD; reporting readiness, regulatory compliance, and stakeholder engagement.

• Training & Awareness – Interactive ESG workshops, executive briefings, and tailored training for boards and operational teams.
With deep sector expertise, sustain:able help clients build credible, future-ready sustainability strategies, grounded in evidence, aligned with regulation, and designed to improve ESG performance, manage risk, and build resilience.​
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Rose provides risk analysis training, tools and consulting to address the challenges of Carbon Management:
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Three-day Course/Workshop “Calibrating and Quantifying Subsurface Risk in COâ‚‚ Storage Projects”, including key technical aspects, case studies, and capstone exercise;​
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Volumetrics, Economics, and Risking Tools:
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RoseRA: Computes the potential range of COâ‚‚ storage volume and mass for six different injection reservoir types. Resources for various types of subsurface storage reservoirs
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ProjectRA: Quantifies the size of the prize, chance of attaining it, and capital exposed associated with COâ‚‚ storage projects
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PortfolioRA: Captures and aggregates the potential production, costs, value and now the COâ‚‚ emissions and storage potential for all projects in the portfolio
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CarbonSureRA: Quantifies future subsurface risk using potential events processing
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Advising Companies and Promoting Industry Interaction:
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Carbon Management Network: an industry-wide platform for sustained collaboration and integration
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Workshops for project developers focused on addressing COâ‚‚ storage uncertainties and risks
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Recommendations regarding project staging (exploration, appraisal, piloting, development)
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Application of the Storage Resources Management System (SRMS)
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Support assurance teams in assessing geological storage projects
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Assurance:
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Roundtable discussions and workshops with CCS project developers
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Key uncertainties and risks, risk methodologies, multi-disciplinary approaches
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Thought Leadership, including papers published and/or presented at conferences:
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Quantitative Risking of Geological Carbon Storage Projects; CCS Conference presentation in Cartagena (May 2025)
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Calibrating and Quantifying Subsurface Risk in COâ‚‚ Storage Projects; SPE Western Regional Meeting presentation, SPE paper 224174 (April 2025)
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Quantifying Low Frequency, High Impact Events in Carbon Storage Projects; CCS conferences in Houston (March 2025)
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Practical Approaches for Estimating COâ‚‚ Injectivity Index in Saline Aquifers and Applications in De-Risking CCS Projects; GHGT-17 presentation and paper, Calgary (October 2024)
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Assessing Subsurface Risk in CCUS Projects: Justification and Approach; SPE Workshop presentation in Qingdao, China (April 2024)
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Long Term Risk Assessment of Subsurface Carbon Storage: Analogues, Workflows and Quantification; Geoenergy paper (April 2024)
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RGC believe energy should be clean, affordable, reliable and divided equally.
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They believe this can only be achieved by organisations deciding to work in a smart, collaborative manner and to strategically use technology, resources and investment in the most beneficial areas.
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Four key interlinked areas of focus are:
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New Energy
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Technology
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Geology
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Research
Through these areas, and with the skills held, RGC are able to work with you on projects ranging from business strategy to offshore site planning, climate change to sedimentology, effective science communication to resource prospectivity, energy transition challenges to technology landscaping and many more.